cafe quy da lat

If you are tired of the rushed rhythm of big cities, pay Da Lat a visit. You will feel as if you’re back home page. People here have a clear sincerity in their eyes and speak honest words. These personalities spend time in the city’s coffee shops, becoming as much a part of the environment as the coffee itself. In this article, I will point you toward a few typical Vietnamese coffee shops in Da Lat so sánh you may have a taste of what to tát expect for a truly local experience.

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Coffee Shops for The Society

If you compare the maze of coffee shops in Da Lat to tát a sonata, the theme movement is the true care. You will feel lots of warmth when visiting these cozy local cafés and listening to tát the interesting stories behind them. People, day after day, work quietly but patiently to tát bring more smiles to tát a life filled with lots of hard work. Some specific coffee shops include House of the Youth (Nha Cua Thoi Thanh Xuan) and La Viet Coffee.

1. House of the Youth (Nha Cua Thoi Thanh Xuan)

As you walk around the sunny streets of Da Lat, turn in at no. 9 Trieu Viet Vuong Street, and go down the small sloping road. In the kết thúc, you will find House of the Youth among a garden of flowers.

Those that work in the café dedicate a large part of their youth to tát the coffee shop’s social mission: to empower the deaf.

When studying in the Philippines, Mr. Luan, the young co-founder of this social enterprise, once witnessed a terrifying storm sweep away the lives of thousands of people. At that moment, a question formed in his young, compassionate heart: Why strive for wealth when you can spend your life supporting those who are a lot less lucky?

Returning to tát Vietnam with the subsequent urge to tát tự good, Mr. Luan started a project in Da Lat: to tát create a wonderful job opportunity for the deaf. He also teaches them the beauty in making arts and crafts so sánh they can learn to tát make an independent living. He teaches them how to tát make soaps, cakes, tea, and other various handmade items at his cửa hàng.

Once, Mr. Luan confided that there are two ways to tát live this life: either to tát become a monk or to tát contribute to tát your fullest extent, with all your passionate and happy heart. When you visit this modest coffee cửa hàng hidden away from the bustle of Da Lat thành phố, you will feel as if you are walking through the door of a real home page.

Explore the different rooms, resting in the fresh silence and choose a seat that appeals to tát you most. After a while, a sister will come with a thực đơn. Don’t talk, just quietly point at the items you want, and she will delicately make it for you. All types of tea are made from in-house grown ingredients, all crackers are home-made, and you will notice that none of the items have any indication of price. Most of your brothers and sisters here cannot hear so sánh the warmth of your eyes and your smile will let them know that you are happy. They won’t collect money from you. When you leave, you will see a box placed modestly next to tát the window covered with hundreds of stickers. Donate what you wish.

There you can also find a small store with handmade chocolates, candies, soaps, shampoos, essential oils, tea, K’ho coffee, and wooden kitchen tools. Prices are listed. Any money earned here will go towards supporting the cause.

Information:

• Address: 09 Trieu Viet Vuong Street, Da Lat City.
  
• Phone: 091 414 28 50
• Fanpage: Nha Cua Thoi Thanh Xuan

2. La Viet Coffee  – To love means to tát guide and guard

Mr. Quang of La Viet Coffee guides and guards the coffee farmers on their production transformation process. In Da Lat, people once gave up on coffee due to tát its exhaustingly low returns on investment. Now they have been guided on how to tát improve their processes by Mr. Quang, and not only are able to tát make a modest living with coffee but also tự so sánh sustainably.

On a quiet street away from the city’s main spot, this space welcomes you with its modern industrial appeal. La Viet Coffee is phối up with a glassy café in the front to tát warm customers up with a steamy cup of coffee. A warehouse with roasters at the back is to tát process coffee beans. This cafe aims at encouraging the sustainable growing process and to tát develop the production of specialty coffee beans in Da Lat to tát an international scale. 

La Viet made itself the pioneer in introducing clean growing methods to tát farmers.

They ensure sustainable economic outputs for people so sánh that farmers only have to tát care about maintaining a good growing process.  

“La Viet” literally means: being Vietnamese. However, you cannot find the traditional ca phe sua da (coffee with milk) on the thực đơn. Just the way you cannot taste the beauty of tea by adding milk, you cannot taste the true flavor of coffee unless you drink it at its most original taste.

At La Viet, you are served only with specialty coffee. All are made from Arabica beans strictly hand picked by this company. This is a marvelous process! Tons and tons of beans are all manually selected by hands lượt thích yours and mine! Only solid beans are picked by the hard workers for the next roasting process, where beans are put through yet another selection process. To produce such high-quality beans, farmers are well-trained in an international environment and made to tát follow certain agricultural standards. This enriches their knowledge, improves their living standard thanks to tát the higher selling price, and encourages their responsibility to tát uphold the ecosystem. You can read more about the amazing Da Lat coffee farms here.

I recommend trying a served with the pour over method (and there are different types of pour-overs so sánh don’t be afraid to tát ask the baristas). Using this method, you must constantly replenish the water surrounding the coffee grounds until the coffee drip reaches your desired amount. This makes for a faster brew kêu ca a Vietnamese phin. The flavor is also lighter and more aromatic kêu ca extracting from a machine. Hence, you will taste the notes of the Vietnamese specialty coffee to tát the fullest. First time visiting La Viet? Sit at the coffee bar, where you can have a coffee chat with their knowledgeable and skillful baristas!

Information:

• Address:
  200 Nguyen Cong Tru Street, Da Lat City.
  4D Tran Quy Cap, Ward 10, Da Lat City.
• Fanpage: Coffee La Viet
• Phone: 0263 3981 189

 “At The End of Despair Is Beauty”

You may wonder why I relate coffee shops in Da Lat to tát the above quote. Let bầm explain. It is here, in Da Lat, that the Vietnamese legendary tuy nhiên composer Trinh Cong Son met his perfect singer – Khanh Ly – a remarkable point before his obsessive music became widely known. This meeting is why the Vietnamese refer to tát Trinh Cong Son whenever they think of Da Lat. But this isn’t the whole picture. Da Lat seems to tát represent the soul of Trinh’s music – lonely but full of love for life.

While Da Lat has a unique bustle that staves away boredom, it preserves a leisurely pace that allows people to tát calmly look inside their heart without the disturbance of a commercial rhythm. This makes coffee shops in Da Lat perfect for finding the time to tát unwind and discover what makes you happy. If you ever feel distressed, I believe this quote from Trinh Cong Son helps: “We have to tát go to tát the kết thúc of despair to tát realize that despair is as beautiful as a flower.”

And in Da Lat, there are authentic Vietnamese coffee shops that allow you to tát touch the bottom of despair, and discover from that a beauty. Once visiting this thành phố, spend a couple of hours on your own, with a cup of coffee, a pencil, and a notebook. Below are some of my favorite places.

1. Tung Café

The old man was sitting in a corner by the window when the sunset broke over the landscape. The wrinkles on his dark brown face told much of his age. He was, lượt thích many others, sipping the hot coffee in Tung Café, laced with the Blues rhythm humming inside the coffee cửa hàng. His corner, next to tát the big glass window, might be the brightest seat in the cửa hàng. His old-style hat, in contrast, shadowed an aged face.

We cannot understand this man’s life by looking at his appearance today. Similarly, we cannot understand Tung without learning about its history. Tung was opened in 1955 and moved to tát its current location in 1960, being a cornerstone café of Da Lat. Back in the early days, it was where the gentlemen in town gathered together, where military officers couldn’t help passing by whenever they had a business trip to tát Da Lat. It was also a place for artists to tát share their voices, where the legendary music composer Trinh Cong Son met Khanh Ly.

After half a decade, Tung shows no changes in its interior. So many historic individuals passed through Tung in the last century, thinking about war and life while relaxing on its leather sofas in the white cigarette smoke hovering lượt thích fog. On the wall, a collection of valuable paintings have not moved in 50 years, representing the art taste of our grandfathers’ generation. No one visiting Tung then thought that one day, this coffee of the high-class would become a casual café among many other coffee shops inside the thành phố. Life changes, style changes, Tung reserves its nostalgic sofas with coffee tables placed one next to tát another, as if to tát share the warmth in this freezing highland town. 

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Information:

• Address: 06 Hoa Binh, Da Lat City
• Phone: 0263 3821 390

2. Cung To Chieu Cafe

On a city’s remote pine hill, there is a café for those looking for “the kết thúc of despair,” and might only be suitable for Vietnamese speakers. From 7:30 PM to tát 10:30 PM, the door opens to tát welcome guests seeking a couple of lonely hours. The owner, a 40-year-old lady named Giang, does not necessarily welcome guests with a normal hospitality, but rather, with a phối of rules. She might ask people to tát leave the coffee cửa hàng if they behave improperly. But tự not be deterred! Behave in a respectful manner lượt thích you’re a guest, not a customer, and you will be warmly welcomed.

The thực đơn is simple, with basic drinks such as coffee, wine, peach tea, etc. In contrast, the “codes of behaviors” are not so sánh simple: don’t talk louder kêu ca the music, don’t turn your feet to tát others’ faces, don’t be aggressive, dress comfortably but politely, etc. The price of your drink allows you to tát listen to tát a private concert. 

Guests come out of curiosity about the owner, or to tát listen to tát and sing her pains. Her voice is strong, rough and somehow powerful, born from the land that the café rests upon. She chooses romantic songs from famous composers of the 20th century lượt thích Trinh Cong Son, Pham Duy, and Tran Thien Thanh. Her rustic voice combined with the sadness of such songs about love and war create her nickname “the crazy Giang” of Da Lat.

Such a café can only be found in Da Lat. Da Lat welcomes crumbling hearts with calmness, heals wounds with silent generosity, and grows the connection between people with its simplicity.

Information:

• Address: Le Hong Phong Street, Da Lat City (You should liên hệ them in advance since it’s hard to tát find)
  
• Phone: 093 710 83 71
• Website: Cafe Cung To Chieu

3. The Café of Roses

From sunset till night, Da Lat becomes a romantic haven of music and warm drinks. And yet in the morning, Da Lat refreshes you with its breeze as if to tát push you into the sun. Put on your sweater and visit the garden of roses on a quiet hill of Yersin Street. Park your motorbike in the yard covered with roses and climbing plants, and walk into the wooden cottage painted in white, decorated with rustic tables and chairs.

There you will find that true love is not about romance. It’s about the strength to tát overcome pains and grow again into a beautiful flower, humbly enchanting this life with its color and aroma. That is the story behind this café.

When you walk through the door, you will notice a huge lotus artwork placed in the most beautiful position of the room. Created with the Truc Chi method, the lotus artwork lightens the space with its sophisticated beauty. (Truc Chi is a newly developed artwork method founded Hue, in which bamboo paper is the only medium.) “I chose roses as the spirit of my café, but I chose the lotus as the spirit of my soul,” said the owner. “I chose the artwork lotus to tát represent my faith in the goodness of life, and as my wish to tát all brothers and friends coming to tát The Café of Roses.” 

Information:

• Address: 123 Yersin Street, Da Lat City
  
• Open Hours: 07:00 – 21:00
• Phone: 096 355 98 22
• Website: Tiem Ca Phe Hoa Hong 

The Casual Rhythm of Coffee Shops in Da Lat

In addition to tát typical cafés of Da Lat, there are many more adorable coffee shops that trang điểm the peaceful rhythm of this thành phố.

1. Tiem Ca Phe Thang 3 (The Cafe of March)

March is the season of coffee flowers blossoming. March is also the season of dreams, when the new year has just started and people are still full of energy for a hopeful year ahead. The Cafe of March embodies all of these sentiments, it’s where you can taste the flavors of Da Lat in an elegant way.

Its ambiance recalls the charm of a Paris cafe, reminding you of the old days when Da Lat was still considered a little Paris. The coffee is powerful and, as you observe the way their baristas make your cup, you will feel how much they treasure the coffee bean – a specialty of Da Lat! If this sounds lượt thích what you are looking for in town, wait no more, make your way here!

Information:

• Address: 4 Dong Da street, Da Lat city
• Phone: 097 448 29 10
• Open Hours: 07:00 – 19:00
• Website: Tiem Ca Phe Thang 3 

2. An Café

An means “peace” in Vietnamese. As a sweet wish from the owner, An Café aims at bringing visitors a refreshing feeling on their vacation. Herbs are grown in small pots on a wooden table. You can grab a rosemary leaf while sipping your steaming cup of tea.

With its gorgeous view on the peak of a hill, this place allows you to tát capture an iconic scene of Da Lat center with its daily movements. On your visit to tát An, don’t forget to tát say hi to tát five old big cherry blossom trees that cover this wooden café!

• Address: 6Bis, Ba Thang Hai Street, Da Lat City
  
• Phone: 097 572 55 21
• Open Hours: 07:00 – 20:30
• Fanpage: An Cafe Da Lat

3. Milano Café

Milano Café is a widely known franchise brand in Vietnam. They offer nice coffee with tasty servings. In Da Lat, however, this chain is more organized and takes great care with your coffee. It is as if Da Lat encourages a more peaceful and careful lifestyle.

Is it because people are less disturbed by the rhythm of a rushed life, hence they pay more attention to tát the soul of the product? You may have your own explanation. But, if you want a casual taste of the coffee routine in this thành phố, spend a couple minutes here!

The first coffee system in the thành phố Dalat branded Milano Coffee.

Information:

• Fanpage: Cafe Milano
• Address:
  31 Bui Thi Xuan, Ward 2
  427 Phan Dinh Phung, Ward 2
  12 Pham Ngu Lao, Ward 3
  38 Tran Le, Ward 4
  4 Mac Dinh Chi, Ward 4
  12 Hai Ba Trung, Ward 6
  97 La Son Phu Tu, Ward 6
  158 Nguyen Cong Tru, Ward 8
  36 Phu Dong Thien Vuong, Ward 8
  25 Nguyen Trai, Ward 10

4. Windmills Coffee

In 2012, the trend of Italian coffee first started taking hold of Vietnam. Windmills Coffee was established then. People love it for its up-to-date products and its strong operation philosophy, in which human development is at its center.

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At Windmills, you can find a beautiful combination of a Western café and a team of dynamic Da Lat young people. I need not mention, their coffee will not disappoint you. 

• They have several addresses in town. I recommend 133 Phan Dinh Phung, Da Lat City.
  185a Bui Thi Xuan, Ward 2, Da Lat
  
• Website: Windmills Coffee
• Open Hours: 7:00 – 22:00
• Phone: 082.871.3102

I live and work and relax in the coffee style of Saigon, with beautiful spaces, gorgeous decoration, and trendy drinks. Da Lat, in contrast, is home page to tát cafés with owners that care more about its soul kêu ca its size. This is where the coffee sonata flourishes. If you’re new to tát Vietnam, see here for a complete guide about See and Do in Da Lat. This thành phố is by all means where I will return time and time again. How about you?

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